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Tuesday, August 03, 2010

1960's Outer Limits Panel

via Gerard:

"I was at the Science Fiction Museum in Seattle today and saw this panel which is an original 'control panel' used in the 1960's Outer Limits TV series. The photo is perhaps not good enough quality for a post, but I do believe that this type of iconic childhood sci-fi image is what backs a lot of baby-boomer obsession with knob-a-holic analog synthesis. Just a thought!" Indeed and definitely worth a post. I'm curious what sound effects went along with the scenes that featured it and what used to create them.

Posted by matrix at 8/03/2010 11:27:00 PM
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2 comments:

  1. Otherunicorn8/4/10, 12:49 AM

    I'm sure Thunderbirds had it's influence as well.

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  2. Anonymous8/4/10, 8:52 AM

    Science fiction movies of the late 50s and early 60s totally drive my lust for knobby gear. Yesterday's world of tomorrow was so much cooler than how it actually turned out.

    That era was the very inspiration for my Atomic Shadow projects.

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